Run SQLite import WP-CLI command with default PHP version - #559
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The code change looks clear.
I reproduced the issue using Studio 1.1.2 and confirmed that this PR fixes that - I was able to import Jetpack Backup to a site that uses PHP7.
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Proposed Changes
8.1) when runningsqlite importWP-CLI command. Using a PHP 8 version is required due to SQLite plugin (used in the WP-CLI command) using functions only supported in PHP 8+.Testing Instructions
npm start.7.4.Pre-merge Checklist